Hotpot range
A strong choice for hotpot shopping, with a wide range of ingredients, sauces and a decent pork section.
Dubai Investment Park
We Mart Hypermarket in Dubai Investment Park is a Chinese-leaning grocery stop known for hotpot ingredients, fresh produce and Asian snacks. Reviews also describe an in-store food corner, so you can combine a grocery run with noodles, shabu-shabu or a pastry.
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A strong choice for hotpot shopping, with a wide range of ingredients, sauces and a decent pork section.
Live seafood, including shrimp and clams, is a recurring draw alongside fresh seafood and produce.
Shoppers report a broad selection of Chinese and East Asian groceries, snacks, sauces and instant noodles at good prices.
Fresh fruits and vegetables are repeatedly praised, with some reviews also calling out exotic seafood and durian.
The in-store food area includes hotpot, noodles, milk tea, boba, sushi and Asian bakery items.
Free ice packs are available for items that need to stay chilled, a useful touch when buying seafood or frozen goods.
Visit off-peak. Go outside busy dinner periods if you want a seat in the food area or a less crowded shopping experience.
Check bills. Review your receipt before leaving; one customer reported repeated doubled prices on items.
Plan parking. Allow extra time for parking and watch for double parking, especially late at night when spaces may be harder to manage.
Set expectations. Expect a smaller selection than the Deira branch, particularly for frozen foods, pastries and restaurant facilities.
Confirm delivery. For home delivery, confirm that the rider will bring the order to your building door before placing the order.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
Bubble tea and boba drinks are available in the food area, with one review saying the bubble tea did not disappoint.
The pastry selection includes an egg tart that one reviewer named as a favourite.
The grocery section carries wrappers that customers use to make momos at home.
Shabu-shabu is available as an affordable shared meal in the in-store food area.
Parking can become difficult, with reports of double parking, blocked spaces and a scratched car during a late-night visit.
Several reviews describe rude or impatient cashier interactions and ask for better customer-service training.
One visitor noticed an unpleasant general smell, while another found the seafood smell intense.
The Dubai Investment Park branch is described as smaller than Deira, with fewer frozen foods, pastries and restaurant facilities.
One reviewer says they were overcharged and had item prices doubled on three occasions, so billing deserves attention.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Hotpot buffet
“One Killogram of Hotpot buffet cost 58 AED”Google review · June 2025
300gm dry items
“you are good to take 300gm dry items for approx 16 AED, and it will be more than enough when the cook adds the soup 🍲 of your choice”Google review · June 2025
The Bottom Line
We Mart Hypermarket is a Chinese-focused grocery stop in Dubai Investment Park, especially useful when you need hotpot ingredients, Asian sauces, snacks or fresh produce. Reviews also mention live seafood, including shrimp and clams, plus harder-to-find items such as durian and momo wrappers. It is smaller than the Deira branch, but several shoppers still find the range useful for everyday groceries.
There is more than supermarket shopping here. The food area has been used for hotpot, noodles, shabu-shabu, sushi, milk tea and boba, with pastries such as egg tarts also getting praise. One review describes a 1kg hotpot buffet at 58 AED, while another says 300gm of dry items came to about 16 AED before cooking.
Timing matters. Visit outside peak dinner hours if you want seating, and expect the parking situation to be manageable rather than effortless. Reviews mention double parking and one serious complaint about a scratched car.
Seafood smells and a broader ventilation smell have also been reported. Service feedback is mixed: some shoppers call the staff helpful, while others describe rude cashier interactions. Check your bill before leaving, and confirm doorstep delivery arrangements if ordering through the app.